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To: Ruyi who wrote (8861)	2/5/1999 1:45:00 PM
From: Sili Investor	Respond to of 37507

>>>As it is now almost half way into first quarter and it still appears that have yet to file a form 10 , a listing in this quarter appears to be not possible. Contrary to what some say a Nasdaq listing is a long and drawn out process ,particularly since last year.It is not uncommon to take 6 months from the initial form 10 filing. <<< Form F-10 is a SEC Requirement. It is filed once the NASDAQ application has been accepted. Let's take a look at the latest Canadian company that applied and now trades on NASDAQ: RIM RIM publicly announced on January 7, 1999 that they had applied to NASDAQ for listing. Here's the link: newswire.ca Now, RIM trades on the NASDAQ. Here's the statement: newswire.ca Now, it's easy to see that once the application has been filed, and the qualifications meet the NASDAQ rules, the delay is quite minimal. In RIM's case, 3 weeks! And lastly, look at EDGAR. Do you see any documents filed for RIM? NO way, they'll come later. DOUGIE, YOU POST GARBAGE. And I want an apology!